By , November 16 2020
Autonomy is the state and attitude to life of self-determination, independence and self-administration. Philosophically, it is the ability to see oneself as a being of freedom and to act from this freedom. Equipped with these special abilities, however, man always hands over to another person the power to decide on his life and his future.
Joe Biden’s Love Affair with the CIA
By , November 16 2020
The CIA and its assemblage of operatives, directors, and informants are easy targets for the ire of anyone with even a dim awareness of the terror and harm they have caused. But none of these crimes could have come to pass without the combination of tacit and explicit approval from politicians like Joe Biden, charged with regulating an arm of government defined by its will to crush democracy at home and abroad.
By , November 16 2020
The Canadian Forces wants to establish a new organization that will use propaganda and other techniques to try to influence the attitudes, beliefs and behaviours of Canadians.
Even a Military-Enforced Quarantine Can’t Stop the Virus, Study Reveals
By , November 16 2020
No national news story that I have found highlighted the most important finding of all: extreme quarantine plus frequent testing and isolation among military recruits did nothing to stop the virus.
UK Health Study Found 26,000 “Extra” Non-COVID Deaths at Home Amid Lockdowns
By , November 16 2020
BBC recently reported some shocking statistics regarding UK health, but which will perhaps come as no surprise to those critics who warned that far-reaching national lockdowns would cause other unseen adverse effects.
COVID-19: Politicisation, “Corruption,” and Suppression of Science
By , November 16 2020
Politicians and governments are suppressing science. They do so in the public interest, they say, to accelerate availability of diagnostics and treatments. They do so to support innovation, to bring products to market at unprecedented speed. Both of these reasons are partly plausible; the greatest deceptions are founded in a grain of truth. But the underlying behaviour is troubling.
Remembering “The Never Ending War” During the Time “We Should Never Forget”
By , November 14 2020
This past year was the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. While the targets of that war absolutely needed to be brought down, the role of Great Britain and the United States in building up the Nazi military and its capability of engaging other powers should also be recalled.
Making Sense of the Oriental Mindframe
By , November 15 2020
The oriental mind’s presupposition is: We speak from experience. What therefore matters more is not solely what is spoken of (though of course, it has also its own degree of importance) but the experience — shallow or deep — that leads to the utterance.
By , November 16 2020
If Biden/Harris succeed Trump on January 20, they’ll be president and vice president-selected, not elected. That’s the disturbing reality of Election 2020.
The ‘Great Reset’: A Technocratic Agenda that Waited Years for a Global Crisis to Exploit
By , November 16 2020
In the face of a global pandemic, an un-elected body of global bureaucrats based in Davos, Switzerland has asked the world to trust its vision of a technocratic “great reset,” knowing full well the public would never go for such a request had it not been for the golden opportunity they’d all been waiting for.
Biden’s Pentagon Transition Team Members Funded by the Arms Industry
By , November 16 2020
On Tuesday, Joe Biden released a list of transition teams for the various departments in his future White House. The Pentagon transition team for Biden consists of 23 people, many of whom hail from hawkish think tanks.
By , November 15 2020
The Report Shows how the Pandemic has Driven up Food Insecurity and Increased Vulnerability Among Migrants, Families Reliant on Remittances and Communities Forced From their Homes by conflict, violence and Disasters.
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